Poltergeist Or Demonic Possession? Psychologist Discusses Case Study Supernatural Phenomena Continue To Haunt Residences Worldwide

New York, NY, August 29, 2014 - Supernatural phenomena aren't something seen only on the big screen – they may be happening in your own hometown, and they're getting the spotlight in mainstream media.

Pope Francis – the most beloved pope in ages – seems to be as serious about his Exorcism rituals as he is about his concerns regarding poverty. Not only has he dwelled much more on demons and Satan than his recent predecessors, Francis seeks to rekindle the Devil as a possible supernatural explanation for much of the world's ills.

Dr. Peter Andrew Sacco, a psychology professor, has been working to better understand the apparent supernatural phenomena in his backyard, Niagara Falls.

"Most people think of it as a honeymooner's destination, yet in nearby St. Catharine's in 1970, Canada hosted one of the most interesting supernatural cases in the world,” says Sacco, popular selling author of Paranormal Niagara: Cases of the Mysterious and the Macabre (www.petersacco.com), and host of the new series, Niagara's Most Haunted, one of the most popular shows on ghosts and the paranormal in Canada!

"For a complete lunar cycle (28 days), a family and their friends were tormented; police, priests and other high-ranking officials became part of this case. It became so widely known, Johnny Carson mentioned it years ago on The Tonight Show.”

Investigators studied the area to put to rest the rumors. What they found, however, prompted even more supernatural intrigue. What are the stories? Was it a poltergeist or the kind of demonic possession that so concerns Pope Francis, and what's the difference?

About Dr. Peter Andrew Sacco

Peter Andrew Sacco is a former adjunct psychology professor at Niagara University, Lewiston, N.Y., in the teacher education program. Creator and instructor of the Criminal Psychology Program at Niagara College, Canada, he is also an instructor at McMaster University, Canada in the Addiction Studies Program and Police Foundations Study. In addition to 700 articles published in newspapers, magazines and journals, Professor Sacco has to his credit many books, including What's Your Anger Type, Penis Envy, and Why Women Want What They Can't Have.” Sacco is the TV show host of the new fun series, Niagara's Most Haunted, and has a weekly radio show, Matters of the Mind.
For more information, please see: www.petersacco.com.

Available at online outlets
Paranormal Niagara: Cases of the Mysterious and the Macabre
Publisher: Booklocker
ASIN: B00FKHIEG0